February 06 2020
48 Hours in Tulum
Nestled away on the East Coast of the Yucatán Peninsula within the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico, resides a paradise like no other.
Tulum transported us to another planet filled with refreshing cenotes, ancient ruins, jungle covered restaurants, and turquoise waters. Team ALOHA spent 48 packed hours discovering the magic of Tulum, which hit us the second we stepped on the sand.
Go back in time! Tulum was one of the last cities built by the Maya in the 13th century and its ancient ruins are a must-see.
Tip: Get there early to avoid the crowds and afternoon heat!
Don’t miss getting lost in the depths of The Grand Cenote.
Swim through dark caverns with bats chirping overhead. Stare deep into bottomless crystal waters. Feel speechless and peaceful with the natural beauty of this place.
After the day's adventure, there’s nothing like a poolside margarita and a sunset cheers to cool down and take in the moment.
Reward yourself with world-class food.
You won’t be disappointed by the culinary scene in Tulum. From vibrant nightlife, to oceanside ceviche, every meal will awaken your senses.
Relax! Treat yourself to a Mayan clay massage at Mayan Clay Spa. Feel revived as you are covered in warm clay from head to toe, and reawaken your body with an outdoor jungle shower. Trust us on this one… we dream of going back to Tulum just for this massage!
Get inspired! The Mayan culture and the tropical foliage will hypnotize you into a jungle trance. We could not help but create a collection honoring this special place.
ALOHA Tulum! We can’t wait to come back for a longer stay and more ceviche!
1 comment
Hi!
What’s the name of the Cenote in the 5th polaroid picture? Did you have to scuba dive to reach that spot or can you go swimming?
Thanks! :D